I've bought stuff here a couple times... the store is kinda irresistible if you're a chick. But…read moredamn its overpriced. And the last time I was there the gal that waited on me was kinda rude/distracted when she waited on me. No thank you or acknowledgement of any kind. I did like that social distancing and masks are enforced in the store, which is not the norm in Homer. I've gotten a lot of cool gifts, nautical themed stuffed animals and knickknacks, and clothing here over the years. I finally scored a really nice fleece lined Salty Dawg zip up that I am practically living in these days- its luscious!

Such a great gift shop! Right off the pier, Salty Girls has a big selection of souvenirs, from…read moreshirts to hats to mugs to bobbles. Prices aren't bad for a tourist shop in Homer, the owner is really helpful, and the selection of products is fantastic. There were too many cute/shiny/funny/interesting products to decide what I wanted and I had to go back a couple times... If you're a shopper or not, Salty Girls is just a great stop. *And if you're looking for Salty Dawg attire, Salty Girls has a much bigger selection than Salty Dawg Saloon next door*

Just don't. It feels like they buy close-outs in bulk, mark them up x00% and sells them for "half"…read moreprice. Owner seems to think everyone's out to get him. From the overwhelming number of 'you're on camera' signs to his stoic observation of people in his store touching shirts, it's a less-than-comfortable experience. Posted hours mean nothing (says every day open but they were closed for 3 in a row). Shelves marked 'made in Alaska' full of items labeled 'made in China/Bali/etc. T-shirts for $45? Go to the Spit for good stuff and good people.

Prices are 2x higher than shops on the Homer Spit! Walked out with nothing! Old and dirty feel…read moreinside.

#4 Shopping in Homer AK 2025…read more Another iconic Alaska store. Unfortunately, like another reviewer, I bought a waterproof duffel that was quite leaky. The clothes I bought were nice.

Love Nomar, went to pickup an item for my sister and bought a pair of slippers for me. I have…read morebought other items in the past and love them. Great quality and customer service is outstanding.

Great gift shop T-shirts.. spending a weekend there this summer for 40th birthday with familyread more

The Roadhouse is one of the cooler shops on the Spit. Everything they sell is artisan…read morehand-crafted, and mostly native made. They have wood and bone carvings, fur items, jewelery the like. It's a pricey shop, but you get what you pay for and everything they sell is authentic Alaskan made stuff.

Fascinating history exhibits, lots of great information about conservation. Had a delightful time…read moretouring the facility and the grounds. Saw cranes, eagles, other birds I couldn't identify, squirrels, and more! Such a fun way to spend a few hours with family.

Well worth a stop and walk about. Watch for moose, we saw a whole family, complete with two young…read moreones as it was getting dark. Never mind how late that was--the Center was not open but walking trails are still available. Very informative, interactive displays, modern and most in good working order. A lot of information on the waters, navigating them, related research and the fishing industry. Give yourself at least an hour and stretch those legs on the easy to walk paths around the center. Staff led hikes are also available.

The owner is so mean, she told my 19 year old daughter that her ears were deformed and that was…read moreclearly why the earring wouldn't dangle...ok whatever, be mean while I give hundreds $ to her bottom line. Maybe thousands $ is what buys the jeweler's kindness in this hut.

Inua is a super-nice shop selling Native Alaskan crafts on the Boardwalk on Homer Spit. They've…read moregot a lot of one-of-a-kind items. They have awesome unique jewlery, including some amber pieces and fossilized wooly mammoth bone that I would LOVE to add to my wardrobe. The have gallery quality, high end items that made me salivate. They have some of the most beautiful hand-carved and painted totems I've seen anywhere. They also have some vintage Native craft items that are absolutely stunning. The staff are very friendly and helpful. This is a really incredible store... a real surprise on the Spit. Avoid the cheesy t-shirts and what-not and save your pennies for Inua. You will go home with something wonderful and unique. Just a warning... leave children outside... this is not the kind of place you'd want to risk having a boo-boo.

Karen is really making this little town into a sustainable retail store by educating Homer on how…read moreto become a sustainable town.

From the owner: Earth Friendly Gifts and Necessitiesread more

Bear Country Fishing Village's gift shop and Big Bear Halibut Charters share real estate on the…read moreHomer Spit. The gift shop is an pleasant and unexpected companion to the fishing charter. By Homer standards, the gift shop is huge and yet it's unadvertised as though it were an after-thought. Bear Country is the most well-rounded Alaska themed shop on the Homer Spit boardwalk. They have the biggest variety of average-man's Alaska made and Alaska themed gifts on the Spit. Bear Country is primarily authentically Alaskan, which really surprised me. I'll forgive them for their large collection of made-in-China Alaska t-shirts in light of their array of handicrafts. I loved that they had Alaskan-made knitted and crocheted items, pottery and crafts that included locally found driftwood, sea glass and lava rock. There was a nice selection of affordable handmade jewelery, bric-a-brac and soaps. Bear Country gift shop is a treasure in it's own right!

I can't find a better selection of beachfront shopping in Alaska! Wow everything from locally-made,…read moreAlaskan-made to things you'd never find in Alaska without knowing where to buy such cool items. The prices are great and my kids LOVE shopping the toy store as much I love shopping Salty Street and Redemption Road sections for my sass-side. Swings, bubbles, it's a one-stop shop of awesome.

Probably one of my favorite chick gift miscellaneous beach themed stores on the Homer Spit- they…read morealways have hard to find soaps and lotions, scarves, beachy decor, clothing... Basically all manner of shit I can't afford but want. A lot of it is in the vein of "shabby chic at the beach". What there isn't is much locally/Alaskan made stuff, which is fairly unusual for the spit, but it is of good quality, which is why I like this store.

Such an adorable gift shop with soooo much to look at and options for gifts or keepsakes of your…read moretrip. There is such a variety of things, even as tiny as the sauce is you'll see something new every lap around the shop. The girl at the counter was very friendly and the prices were quite reasonable.